{"id":599,"date":"2009-03-01T20:06:00","date_gmt":"2009-03-01T18:06:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.danielmathisen.com\/?p=599"},"modified":"2009-03-01T20:06:00","modified_gmt":"2009-03-01T18:06:00","slug":"bubbelgeni","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.danielmathisen.com\/?p=599","title":{"rendered":"Bubbelgeni"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Daniel Gross, finansiell analytiker och journalist, skriver i dagens upplaga av Slate det f\u00f6rmodligen smartaste hittills om den finansiella kollapsen. Exempelvis,<\/div>\n

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There’s plenty of blame to go around: poor regulation, eight years of a failed Republican economic philosophy, Wall Street-friendly Democrats who helped stymie reform, misguided bipartisan efforts to promote home ownership, Wall Street greed, corrupt CEOs, a botched rescue effort, painfully fallible central bankers. But while there was plenty of alleged criminal activity\u2014ahem, Mr. Madoff\u2014law-abiding, respectable citizens who were operating well within the confines of laws and regulations racked up the overwhelming majority of losses. Everybody\u2014individuals, companies, institutions, and governments\u2014got caught up in the stupidity.<\/span><\/p>\n

..och,<\/p>\n

Since we can’t stop ourselves from pressing the pedal to the metal when we get excited by a hot new trend, perhaps we need some automatic brakes. In other words, we need to figure out ways to make our system and our money culture less procyclical. We need a sort of fiscal lithium, an agent that smoothes out things. It might take away some of our personality and make us a little less fun to be around, but it will also make us less destructive and easier to live with.<\/span><\/p>\n

Den kanske viktigaste slutsatsen fr\u00e5n artikeln \u00e4r v\u00e4rdet i att finna automatiska stabilisatorer i ekonomin som inte \u00e4r beroende av politiska nycker. Det finansiella systemet – nationellt, regionalt och globalt – skulle m\u00e5 bra av att ha fler mekanismer f\u00f6r att hantera chocker och externaliteter, oavsett omf\u00e5ng och effekt. Analysen g\u00e5r definitivt att till\u00e4mpa p\u00e5 Sverige i allm\u00e4nhet och EU i synnerhet; det r\u00e4ntelappt\u00e4cke och stimulanskaos som just nu pr\u00e4glar kontinenten i sin helhet \u00e4r knappast l\u00e5ngsiktigt h\u00e5llbart. Of\u00f6ruts\u00e4gbarhet skapar dels instabilitet p\u00e5 marknaderna, med negativa f\u00f6rv\u00e4ntingar som f\u00f6ljd, och dels ett kringskuret man\u00f6verutrymme f\u00f6r regeringar. Genom att utveckla nationella och globala verktyg f\u00f6r att begr\u00e4nsa negativa bubblor kan politiken tydligare fokusera p\u00e5 v\u00e4lst\u00e5ndsskapande reformer snarare \u00e4n renodlat krisarbete. Det s\u00e4tter i sin tur id\u00e9er och nyt\u00e4nkande i fr\u00e4msta rummet och minskar f\u00f6rhoppningsvis de riktigt djupa konjunkturdalarna.<\/p>\n

L\u00e4s hela artikeln h\u00e4r.<\/a> <\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Daniel Gross, finansiell analytiker och journalist, skriver i dagens upplaga av Slate det f\u00f6rmodligen smartaste hittills om den finansiella kollapsen. Exempelvis, There’s plenty of blame to go around: poor regulation, eight years of a failed Republican economic philosophy, Wall Street-friendly Democrats who helped stymie reform, misguided bipartisan efforts to promote home ownership, Wall Street greed, corrupt CEOs, a botched rescue effort, painfully fallible central bankers. But while there was plenty of alleged criminal activity\u2014ahem, Mr. Madoff\u2014law-abiding, respectable citizens who were operating well within the confines of laws and regulations racked up the overwhelming majority of losses. Everybody\u2014individuals, companies, institutions, and governments\u2014got caught up in the stupidity. ..och, Since we can’t stop ourselves from pressing the pedal to the metal when we get excited by a hot new trend, perhaps we need some automatic brakes. In other words, we need to figure out ways to make our system and our money…<\/p>\n

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